Energy Expenditure Of Professional Soccer Players During Official Games

Garcia, Emerson Silami; Santo, Luciano Chequini Espirito; Garcia, Alessandra M.C.; Nunes, Vanessa N. G.

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“…Previous studies have shown match play EE of the female tennis players to be 7.4±1.3kcal per minute on average (Ranchordas, Rogerson, Ruddock, Killer, & Winter, 2013), whereas soccer players' game play EE has been found to be 7.2±1.2 (Mara, Thompson, & Pumpa, 2015). On the other hand, the game/match play EE values for male tennis and soccer players have been shown to be 10.8±1.8 (Ranchordas, et al, 2013) and 11.68±2.7kcal per minute (Garcia, Santo, Garcia, & Nunes, 2005), respectively. It has been shown that elite female tennis players expend on average 443±79 and 664±118kcal per 60min and 90min match, respectively (Hornery, Farrow, Mujika, & Young, 2007;Martin, et al, 2011;Mendez-Villanueva, Fernandez-Fernandez, Bishop, Fernandez-Garcia, & Terrados, 2007;Ranchordas, et al, 2013), whereas female soccer players expend estimated 966kcal during a 90min game (Mara, et al, 2015).…”

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Energy expenditure and dietary intake of female collegiate tennis and soccer players during a competitive season

Yli-Piipari

2019

Kinesiology (Zagreb, Online)

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This study examined energy expenditure, dietary behavior, and energy balance of female tennis and soccer student-athletes during a competitive season. A sample of 18 (Mage=19.86±1.35 years) Division I female collegiate student-athletes (5 tennis and 13 soccer players) were followed for four days, i. e., during one game/match, two practice sessions, and one recovery day. Physical activity was assessed with accelerometers and dietary behavior with daily food logs. Daily energy expenditure for the game/match, practice, and rest days was 2,848±304kcal, 2,622±248kcal, and 1,833±959kcal, respectively, with a statistically significant main effect (F[2,16]=82.291, p<.001, η2=.91). Daily dietary intake ranged from 1,833±959 to 1849±371kcal, with no significant interaction between different days. There were no sport specific differences in energy expenditure or dietary behaviors. Athletes consumed 4.30±2.07 g/kg carbohydrates, 1.57±.98 g/kg protein, and 1.27±.80 g/kg fats daily. There was a significant main effect in dietary intake (F[2,16]=7.311, p=.006, η2=.48), with a difference between game/match and recovery days (t[17]=3.83, p=.001, d=1.19). This study showed a negative energy balance among female student-athletes. The findings indicate that the lack of carbohydrate intake during game/match days contributed to this energy deficit.

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Energy expenditure and dietary intake of female collegiate tennis and soccer players during a competitive season

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2019

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Energy Expenditure Of Professional Soccer Players During Official Games

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Energy expenditure and dietary intake of female collegiate tennis and soccer players during a competitive season

Energy expenditure and dietary intake of female collegiate tennis and soccer players during a competitive season

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